Death Skateboards ‘Hand Me Downs’ Documentary by Rohum Dilley

”Hand Me Downs’ is the latest documentary by Skateboarder and Film maker Rohum Dilley.
In this film Rohum deep dives on the UK’s longest running skateboard company Death Skateboards.

It’s hard to believe (time really does fly) but Death has been running for 28 years now.
Rohum has been granted full access to the brands video back catalogue, and conducted numerous interviews with riders past and present to give us a great insight into what Death Skateboards means to the skateboard community.

In an interview with The Skateboarders Companion Rohum described the project ‘Hand Me Downs’ as “ultimately about that idea of legacy. Not just Death’s legacy, but the way skateboarding passes things down through generations: tricks, filming, humour, style, knowledge, even just the way you carry yourself. It’s something I experienced myself growing up, and I wanted to make a film that celebrated that.”

The film is 30 minutes long and well worth a watch. So go on, make yourself a brew and take half an hour out to watch “Hand Me Downs”